France's government says it will deploy more police at protests planned for Saturday. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced the decision on Tuesday after the yellow vest movement and student groups called a new wave of demonstrations. Lecornu described the planned police presence as massive. He criticized previous tactics as static and lacking mobility, saying they had not matched the scale of earlier protests. The announcement indicates concern that the planned gatherings may be larger or spread across more locations. Police resources are being increased as authorities prepare for possible disorder, although no precise troop numbers were given.